House tour | Melissa George

[MUSIC PLAYING] Hello, I'm Melissa George and welcome to my home in Provence. This is the name given to the house by the sword nobility. Diego Delgado-Elias, the architect, really thought about making this a feminine, feminine, feminine home. So this is my favorite room in the entire castle. It is a bespoke kitchen. This is the old wash house where people washed their clothes. Sometimes I start looking for random objects late at night. And the best thing I found was a half-ton Bordeaux pink marble sink. I love this room because it is so feminine. It's just an overdose of flowers. Old tapestries from the 17th century that served as doors. Wait until you see these beds. The most beautiful pieces of furniture in the entire castle are these handcrafted beds from the 16th century. You can escape out the window. Also known as the yellow room. A signature feature of Diego is to screw just one lamp directly into the tapestry. The library. Oh my God. Welcome to the dining room. Diego's signature again on the sconces screwed into the tapestry. Enough plates for 300 people. We demolished a wooden bathroom in Cap d'Antibes and rebuilt it here. My bedroom. An original Gabriella Crespi nativity scene. [BABY CRYING] I think the baby is hungry.